Welcome DCN Warsaw?

The Warsaw data center market is a dynamic and rapidly expanding hub for digital infrastructure in Central and Eastern Europe. With significant growth projected, the Polish data center market was valued at USD 1.15 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 2.78 billion by 2030, representing a CAGR of over 15%. This explosive growth is driven by hyperscale investment, the rise of AI and high-performance computing, and Warsaw’s strategic geographic location.

This rapid growth is accompanied by a strong focus on sustainability and efficiency, with the increasing use of renewable energy and advanced cooling solutions. The DCN Warsaw conference series serves as a key platform for industry leaders and professionals to connect, share insights, and explore cutting-edge technologies. These events offer a unique opportunity to gain a comprehensive understanding of the market’s trajectory and experience hands-on demonstrations of state-of-the-art infrastructure equipment and services.

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What makes DCN Warsaw a powerhouse in the Polish Market

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Hybrid IT & Multi-Cloud Strategies

By 2030, Poland's hybrid and multicloud strategies are projected to add value equivalent to 4% of its annual GDP. This shift is driven by a need for efficiency, agility, and data sovereignty. A key target is for 75% of Polish enterprises to use cloud services, up from around 15%, solidifying the nation's digital transformation.

Sustainability & Energy Optimization

By 2030, Poland's data center market is poised to double its power capacity, with a strong focus on sustainability. New facilities will target a PUE of 1.25, with 50% of the country's electricity coming from renewables. Additionally, waste heat initiatives, like the one in Poznań, are gaining traction to reduce emissions and operational costs. This shift is crucial for meeting EU regulations and growing demand.

Data Center Design

Poland's data center design is shifting toward advanced, high-tier facilities. The focus is on hyperscale capabilities, high-density power, and advanced cooling systems, driven by AI and cloud adoption. New projects prioritize sustainability and efficiency, using renewable energy and modern cooling to meet demand while reducing environmental impact.

DC Real Estate & Investments

Warsaw has emerged as a key hub for data center and real estate investment, with the market's value set to soar past $2 billion by 2028. The city is attracting significant foreign direct investment and is home to major new facilities, including hyperscale cloud campuses. This growth is driven by rising demand for cloud services, AI, and the availability of suitable real estate and power.

“It’s a great honor to participate. It’s mind-boggling to see how busy the event is and how much it has grown over the past year. It’s a clear testament to where the industry is heading with AI, evolving regulations, ongoing challenges, and the transformation toward green energy. The level of interest from vendors, suppliers, and customers is incredible, and being part of these discussions is great”

• “I'm always amazed by the number of participants at this event. This is the moment for data centers to come together and draw attention. We are the foundations of the global digitization, which is why it is really important to attend to understand how data centers operate, along with the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead”

• “Looking back from the last year, I think it's even better. More people, more interesting panels, more space. So, I’m looking forward to next year as I think it will continue to grow at the same pace.”